Tag Archives: Stefan Bednarczyk

Writer: Noël Coward Director: Tom Littler Reviewer: Karl O’Doherty The Jermyn Street Theatre has set itself an ambitious task – staging a full schedule of Noël Coward’s group of one-act plays Tonight at 8.30. In addition to producing these nine smart shows, it is also staging three pieces of new writing – Tomorrow at Noon. These are brand new and have ...

Writer: Noël Coward Director: Tom Littler Reviewer: Karl O’Doherty The Jermyn Street Theatre has set itself an ambitious task – staging a full schedule of Noël Coward’s group of one-act plays Tonight at 8.30. In addition to producing these nine smart shows, it is also staging three pieces of new writing – Tomorrow at Noon. These are brand new and ...

Writer: Noël Coward Director: Tom Littler Reviewer: Karl O’Doherty The Jermyn Street Theatre has set itself an ambitious task – staging a full schedule of Noël Coward’s group of one-act plays Tonight at 8.30. In addition to producing these nine smart shows, it is also staging three pieces of new writing – Tomorrow at Noon. These are brand new and have ...

Writer: AA Milne Director: Nichola McAuliffe Reviewer: Stephen Bates Those poor travellers trapped recently inovernight jamson the road to Dover may take some comfort from the knowledge that, back in the 1920s, things appear to have been evenworse. Then, according to AA Milne, the delay could have been as much asseven days. Milne's play was first seen in New York ...

Writer: Erik Gedeon Adaptor: Giles Croft and Stefan Bednarczyk Director: Giles Croft Reviewer: Paul Downham If you imagine Toy Story meets Mamma Mia then you will have a pretty good idea of how your evening watching Forever Young at the Oldham Coliseum is going to pan out. Set in the year 2050 at the Oldham Coliseum Theatre Home For Ageing ...

Writer: Erik Gedeon. (Adapted by Giles Croft and Stefan Bednarczyk) Director: Giles Croft Musical Director: Stefan Bednarczyk Choreographer: Adele Parry Reviewer: Janet Jepson It’s almost ominous, rather reminiscent of a ghost story, as a slow, heavy thudding becomes audible … but it’s only old Mr Bednarczyk hobbling in leaning heavily on his Zimmer frame. One by one he’s joined onstage ...

Writer: Erik Gedeon Director: Giles Croft Reviewer: Selwyn Knight It’s visiting time at the Warwick Arts Centre Home for Ageing Thespians at a time far enough in the future for protests about fracking to be looked back on with fond nostalgia. The residents of the home are now rather infirm and under the strict hand of Sister George, a rather ...

Writer: Erik Gedeon adapted by Giles Croft and Stefan Bednarczyk Director: Giles Croft Reviewer: Phil Lowe A show that returns to the Nottingham Playhouse stage four times since its first showing in 2010 with a legion of devoted followers, some having made repeated visits to see the show must have something very special about it. Forever Young is a musical ...